Aderanti Adepoju
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 166458 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Aderanti Adepoju |
| NOMBRES | Aderanti |
| APELLIDO | Adepoju |
| FIRMA | ADEPOJU A |
| AFILIACIONES | Obafemi Awolowo University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 32 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 190 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 31 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1974 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2012 |
| ÍNDICE H | 8 |
Child Migration in Africa
Child Migration in Africa. 2011. By IMAN HASHIM and DORTE THORSEN. London: Zed Books, in association with the Nordic Africa Institute, Uppsala. Pp. x + 150. £21.99 or US$39.95 paperback. ISBN: 978
Migration in the service of African development
Fifteen chapters are included here in this compendium in honour of the Nigerian migration scholar Professor Aderanti Adepoju. Though the authors come from diverse disciplinary backgrounds: geography, demography, sociology and law they all work within the fields of internal and international migration in Africa. Chapters on Uganda, Kenya, Botswana, Nigeria and Mali are devoted to aspects of internal migration, while those on African emigration to …
International migration within, to and from Africa in a globalised world
Europe’s Migration Agreements with Migrant‐Sending Countries in the Global South
The past two decades have seen the steady emergence of various bilateral and multilateral migration agreements between Europe and migrant‐sending countries in the global South. This article provides a critical assessment of the way the EU – and individual countries such as Spain, France and Italy – have played active roles in reshaping old and developing new strategies for keeping migration under control while opening up new opportunities for “re…
International Migration and National Development in sub-Saharan Africa
This book aims at achieving a better understanding of the implications of international migration for national development from the perspective of the sending countries, with an emphasis on sub-Saharan Africa. More specifically, the volume explores (1) current perceptions of the links between international migration and national development, as seen from the perspective of the countries of origin, and (2) current trends in policymaking aimed at m…
Placing International Migration in the Context of the 3D's
Migration in West Africa
Continuity and Changing Configurations of Migration to and from the Republic of South Africa
This paper focuses on the transfixing configurations of migration dynamics in a new South Africa, while examining the context of migration and migration dynamics with an emphasis on the historical and institutional setting; the role of immigrants, including those doing the dirty and dangerous jobs, even when they are unwanted; the dynamics of replacement; and policy responses to fashion out appropriate migration regimes in the country. In the ear…
Fostering Free Movement of Persons in West Africa
Migration in West Africa is strongly influenced by poverty, depressed economies, and socio‐political crises. The influx of migrants into the cities and irregular migrations across national borders in search of decent living conditions reflect a crisis of development. To understand the dynamics of these diverse migrations, we focus on causes and changing configurations of emerging migratory flows; autonomous female migration, trafficking in women …
Regional Integration, Continuity and Changing Patterns of Intra-Regional Migration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Reginald Appleyard occupies an eminent position in the field of international migration and development studies. This enlightening volume of essays, in his honour, brings together contributions from a distinguished group of scholars who have known him for many years and hold him in high esteem. Combining judgements and expertise from all fields of the social sciences, this unique book provides a truly inter-disciplinary analysis of one of the mos…
Regional Organizations and Intra‐Regional Migration in Sub‐Saharan Africa
Africa is a region of diverse migration circuits relating to origin, destination and transit for labour migrants, undocumented migrants, refugees and brain circulation of professionals. This article outlines major migration configurations in the region, and the role of two vibrant subregional organizations — Economic Community of West African States and South African Development Community — in facilitating, containing or curtailing intra‐regional…
Issues and Recent Trends in International Migration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Migration in Sub-Saharan Africa features a variety of movements, mostly intraregional: migrant workers, undocumented migrants, nomads, frontier workers, refugees, and highly skilled professionals. Changing patterns and especially the increase in irregular migration, diversification of migratory routes and trafficking in migrants result from worsening socio-economic and political conditions in the region. Sponsored, selective male migration and in…
Linkages between internal and international migration
Family, Population and Development in Africa
The data situation - conceptual and methodological aspects the African family - an overview of changing forms the African family - between tradition and modernity African family and changing nuptiality patterns African family in rural and agricultural activities migration and family interactions in Africa African family and the status of women's health African family systems in the context of economic crisis law and the family in southern Africa
The Relevance of Research on Emigration Dynamics for Policy Makers in Sub‐Saharan Africa
This paper provides an overview of research findings from Phase I for sub-Saharan Africa. Africa varies widely in population size, economic growth and structure, ecology, political systems, religion, and culture. There has been extensive migration and population displacement due to population pressure, poverty, poor economic performances, ethnic conflicts, and abuse of human rights. Economic factors have exacerbated conditions. John Oucho emphasi…
Emigration Dynamics in Sub‐Saharan Africa1
The introduction to this description of emigration dynamics in sub-Saharan Africa notes that the region is characterized by intensive migration caused by such factors as population growth, negative economic growth, ethnic conflict, and human rights abuses. The second section of the report discusses the fragmentary and incomplete nature of data on international migration in the region, especially data on conventional migration. Section 3 looks at …
Gender, Work, and Population in Sub-Saharan Africa
This volume...treats in an interdisciplinary manner a number of the gender issues...regarding womens roles in the spheres of production and reproduction....A theme is the need to improve modes of conceptualising measuring evaluating and documenting aspects of womens productive and reproductive roles and the ways in which these may interact and affect each other. Thus a concern of a number of the essays in this collection is to bring consideration…
Gender, Work and Population in Sub-Saharan Africa
Dead-End to Development? Post-Cold War Africa in the New International Division of Labor
The Impact of Structural Adjustment on the Population of Africa
Preliminary Analysis of Emigration Dynamics in Sub‐Saharan Africa
Migration is so prominent in African history that several observers have concluded that it is a way of life for many Africans. Considerable migration has occurred historically throughout Africa in response to political, economic, religious and security situations, ethnic tensions, and demographic pressures. Patterns, directions, and motivations of migration have been severely affected by the colonial experience which, in turn, has influenced econ…
The Impact of Structural Adjustment on the Population of Africa
Introduction by A. Adepoju - Ghana by Nii Kwaku Sowa - Ken ya by F.M. Mwega & J.W. Kabubo - Sierra Leone by J.W. Elliot - Senegal by K. Kane - Zambia by I. Mwanawina - Emp loyment in Nigeria by T. Fashoyin - Health in Nigeria by D . Poopola - Education in Nigeria by T.O. Fadayomi - Malawi by C. Chipeta - Cameroon by W.A. Ndongko - Zaire by M. Lu tutala, M. Kintambu & M. Mvudi
Illegals and Expulsion in Africa
Aderanti Adepoju, Illegals and Expulsion in Africa: The Nigerian Experience, The International Migration Review, Vol. 18, No. 3, Special Issue: Irregular Migration: An International Perspective (Autumn, 1984), pp. 426-436
Illegals and Expulsion in Africa
That undocumented migration persists and is widespread in Africa is due to a number of interrelated factors: the absence of barriers or, arbitrariness of national frontiers; the large stretch of unpoliced borders; ignorance about the existence of borders; and the absence or inadequacy of migration laws and regulations in both the country of origin and destination (ICM. 1983). Thus, in Africa in particular, the national frontiers which divide soci…
Undocumented Migration in Africa
Issues and Recent Trends in International Migration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Migration in Sub-Saharan Africa features a variety of movements, mostly intraregional: migrant workers, undocumented migrants, nomads, frontier workers, refugees, and highly skilled professionals. Changing patterns and especially the increase in irregular migration, diversification of migratory routes and trafficking in migrants result from worsening socio-economic and political conditions in the region. Sponsored, selective male migration and in…
Fostering Free Movement of Persons in West Africa
Migration in West Africa is strongly influenced by poverty, depressed economies, and socio‐political crises. The influx of migrants into the cities and irregular migrations across national borders in search of decent living conditions reflect a crisis of development. To understand the dynamics of these diverse migrations, we focus on causes and changing configurations of emerging migratory flows; autonomous female migration, trafficking in women …
Continuity and Changing Configurations of Migration to and from the Republic of South Africa
This paper focuses on the transfixing configurations of migration dynamics in a new South Africa, while examining the context of migration and migration dynamics with an emphasis on the historical and institutional setting; the role of immigrants, including those doing the dirty and dangerous jobs, even when they are unwanted; the dynamics of replacement; and policy responses to fashion out appropriate migration regimes in the country. In the ear…
Linkages between internal and international migration
Emigration Dynamics in Sub‐Saharan Africa1
The introduction to this description of emigration dynamics in sub-Saharan Africa notes that the region is characterized by intensive migration caused by such factors as population growth, negative economic growth, ethnic conflict, and human rights abuses. The second section of the report discusses the fragmentary and incomplete nature of data on international migration in the region, especially data on conventional migration. Section 3 looks at …
Regional Organizations and Intra‐Regional Migration in Sub‐Saharan Africa
Africa is a region of diverse migration circuits relating to origin, destination and transit for labour migrants, undocumented migrants, refugees and brain circulation of professionals. This article outlines major migration configurations in the region, and the role of two vibrant subregional organizations — Economic Community of West African States and South African Development Community — in facilitating, containing or curtailing intra‐regional…
Migration and Socio-Economic Links Between Urban Migrants and their Home Communities in Nigeria
IntroductionThe observation that migrants in most of Africa's towns maintain close ties with their home communities, initially made with respect to labour migrants, has been extended to include all kinds of migrants-seasonal, semi-permanent, and permanent (Van Velsen, 1960: 265-78; Gugler, 1971: 405; Caldwell, 1969: 140; Mitchell, 1959: 12-47).It has been stated that a migrant who spends most of his working life in the town still regards his comm…
The Dimension of the Refugee Problem in Africa
Journal Article THE DIMENSION OF THE REFUGEE PROBLEM IN AFRICA Get access ADERANTI ADEPOJU ADERANTI ADEPOJU The author is presently Head of the Department of Demography and Social Statistics at the University of Ife, Nigeria Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 81, Issue 322, January 1982, Pages 21–35, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.afraf.a097402 Published: 01 January 1982
The Impact of Structural Adjustment on the Population of Africa
Undocumented Migration in Africa
Illegals and Expulsion in Africa
That undocumented migration persists and is widespread in Africa is due to a number of interrelated factors: the absence of barriers or, arbitrariness of national frontiers; the large stretch of unpoliced borders; ignorance about the existence of borders; and the absence or inadequacy of migration laws and regulations in both the country of origin and destination (ICM. 1983). Thus, in Africa in particular, the national frontiers which divide soci…
Placing International Migration in the Context of the 3D's
Preliminary Analysis of Emigration Dynamics in Sub‐Saharan Africa
Migration is so prominent in African history that several observers have concluded that it is a way of life for many Africans. Considerable migration has occurred historically throughout Africa in response to political, economic, religious and security situations, ethnic tensions, and demographic pressures. Patterns, directions, and motivations of migration have been severely affected by the colonial experience which, in turn, has influenced econ…
Migration and Development in Tropical Africa
Journal Article MIGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT IN TROPICAL AFRICA: SOME RESEARCH PRIORITIES Get access ADERANTI ADEPOJU ADERANTI ADEPOJU Dr Aderanti Adepoju teaches in the Department of Demography and Social Statistics at the University of Ife, Nigeria Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 76, Issue 303, April 1977, Pages 210–225, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.afraf.a096838 Published:…
Illegals and Expulsion in Africa
Aderanti Adepoju, Illegals and Expulsion in Africa: The Nigerian Experience, The International Migration Review, Vol. 18, No. 3, Special Issue: Irregular Migration: An International Perspective (Autumn, 1984), pp. 426-436
Military Rule and Population Issues in Nigeria
Journal Article MILITARY RULE AND POPULATION ISSUES IN NIGERIA Get access ADERANTI ADEPOJU ADERANTI ADEPOJU Aderanti Adepoju is Senior Lecturer in the Department of Demography & Social Statistics at the University of Ife, Ile-Ife, Nigeria, and he has contributed other articles to African Affairs on ‘Population Policies in Africa: Problems and Prospects’ (October 1975) and ‘Migration and Development in Tropical Africa: Some Research Priorities’ (A…
Migration and Socio-Economic Links Between Urban Migrants and their Home Communities in Nigeria
IntroductionThe observation that migrants in most of Africa's towns maintain close ties with their home communities, initially made with respect to labour migrants, has been extended to include all kinds of migrants-seasonal, semi-permanent, and permanent (Van Velsen, 1960: 265-78; Gugler, 1971: 405; Caldwell, 1969: 140; Mitchell, 1959: 12-47).It has been stated that a migrant who spends most of his working life in the town still regards his comm…
Population Policies in Africa
Journal Article POPULATION POLICIES IN AFRICA: PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS Get access ADERANTI ADEPOJU ADERANTI ADEPOJU The author is a lecturer in the Department of Economics, University of Ife, Ile-Ife, Nigeria. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 74, Issue 297, October 1975, Pages 461–479, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.afraf.a096642 Published: 01 October 1975
Migration and Development in Tropical Africa
Journal Article MIGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT IN TROPICAL AFRICA: SOME RESEARCH PRIORITIES Get access ADERANTI ADEPOJU ADERANTI ADEPOJU Dr Aderanti Adepoju teaches in the Department of Demography and Social Statistics at the University of Ife, Nigeria Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 76, Issue 303, April 1977, Pages 210–225, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.afraf.a096838 Published:…
Modern Nigeria
Journal Article Modern Nigeria Get access Modern Nigeria, by Guy Arnold. Longman, 1977. xiii+192 pp. £5·00. J. BAYO ADEKSON, J. BAYO ADEKSON Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar ADERANTI ADEPOJU ADERANTI ADEPOJU ILO Addis Ababa Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 77, Issue 308, July 1978, Pages 417–419, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.afraf.a09…
Urbanization and Social Change in West Africa
Journal Article Urbanization and Social Change in West Africa Get access Urbanization and Social Change in West Africa, by J. Gugler and W. G. Flanagan. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1978. xiv+235pp. Index, maps, bibliog. £10 (£3.95 paperback) ADERANTI ADEPOJU ADERANTI ADEPOJU University Of Ife Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 79, Issue 314, January 1980, Pages 133–134, http…
Military Rule and Population Issues in Nigeria
Journal Article MILITARY RULE AND POPULATION ISSUES IN NIGERIA Get access ADERANTI ADEPOJU ADERANTI ADEPOJU Aderanti Adepoju is Senior Lecturer in the Department of Demography & Social Statistics at the University of Ife, Ile-Ife, Nigeria, and he has contributed other articles to African Affairs on ‘Population Policies in Africa: Problems and Prospects’ (October 1975) and ‘Migration and Development in Tropical Africa: Some Research Priorities’ (A…
The Dimension of the Refugee Problem in Africa
Journal Article THE DIMENSION OF THE REFUGEE PROBLEM IN AFRICA Get access ADERANTI ADEPOJU ADERANTI ADEPOJU The author is presently Head of the Department of Demography and Social Statistics at the University of Ife, Nigeria Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 81, Issue 322, January 1982, Pages 21–35, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.afraf.a097402 Published: 01 January 1982
Undocumented Migration in Africa
Illegals and Expulsion in Africa
Aderanti Adepoju, Illegals and Expulsion in Africa: The Nigerian Experience, The International Migration Review, Vol. 18, No. 3, Special Issue: Irregular Migration: An International Perspective (Autumn, 1984), pp. 426-436
Illegals and Expulsion in Africa
That undocumented migration persists and is widespread in Africa is due to a number of interrelated factors: the absence of barriers or, arbitrariness of national frontiers; the large stretch of unpoliced borders; ignorance about the existence of borders; and the absence or inadequacy of migration laws and regulations in both the country of origin and destination (ICM. 1983). Thus, in Africa in particular, the national frontiers which divide soci…
Preliminary Analysis of Emigration Dynamics in Sub‐Saharan Africa
Migration is so prominent in African history that several observers have concluded that it is a way of life for many Africans. Considerable migration has occurred historically throughout Africa in response to political, economic, religious and security situations, ethnic tensions, and demographic pressures. Patterns, directions, and motivations of migration have been severely affected by the colonial experience which, in turn, has influenced econ…
The Impact of Structural Adjustment on the Population of Africa
Introduction by A. Adepoju - Ghana by Nii Kwaku Sowa - Ken ya by F.M. Mwega & J.W. Kabubo - Sierra Leone by J.W. Elliot - Senegal by K. Kane - Zambia by I. Mwanawina - Emp loyment in Nigeria by T. Fashoyin - Health in Nigeria by D . Poopola - Education in Nigeria by T.O. Fadayomi - Malawi by C. Chipeta - Cameroon by W.A. Ndongko - Zaire by M. Lu tutala, M. Kintambu & M. Mvudi
Emigration Dynamics in Sub‐Saharan Africa1
The introduction to this description of emigration dynamics in sub-Saharan Africa notes that the region is characterized by intensive migration caused by such factors as population growth, negative economic growth, ethnic conflict, and human rights abuses. The second section of the report discusses the fragmentary and incomplete nature of data on international migration in the region, especially data on conventional migration. Section 3 looks at …
Gender, Work, and Population in Sub-Saharan Africa
This volume...treats in an interdisciplinary manner a number of the gender issues...regarding womens roles in the spheres of production and reproduction....A theme is the need to improve modes of conceptualising measuring evaluating and documenting aspects of womens productive and reproductive roles and the ways in which these may interact and affect each other. Thus a concern of a number of the essays in this collection is to bring consideration…
Gender, Work and Population in Sub-Saharan Africa
Dead-End to Development? Post-Cold War Africa in the New International Division of Labor
The Impact of Structural Adjustment on the Population of Africa
The Relevance of Research on Emigration Dynamics for Policy Makers in Sub‐Saharan Africa
This paper provides an overview of research findings from Phase I for sub-Saharan Africa. Africa varies widely in population size, economic growth and structure, ecology, political systems, religion, and culture. There has been extensive migration and population displacement due to population pressure, poverty, poor economic performances, ethnic conflicts, and abuse of human rights. Economic factors have exacerbated conditions. John Oucho emphasi…
Family, Population and Development in Africa
The data situation - conceptual and methodological aspects the African family - an overview of changing forms the African family - between tradition and modernity African family and changing nuptiality patterns African family in rural and agricultural activities migration and family interactions in Africa African family and the status of women's health African family systems in the context of economic crisis law and the family in southern Africa
Linkages between internal and international migration
Issues and Recent Trends in International Migration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Migration in Sub-Saharan Africa features a variety of movements, mostly intraregional: migrant workers, undocumented migrants, nomads, frontier workers, refugees, and highly skilled professionals. Changing patterns and especially the increase in irregular migration, diversification of migratory routes and trafficking in migrants result from worsening socio-economic and political conditions in the region. Sponsored, selective male migration and in…
Regional Integration, Continuity and Changing Patterns of Intra-Regional Migration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Reginald Appleyard occupies an eminent position in the field of international migration and development studies. This enlightening volume of essays, in his honour, brings together contributions from a distinguished group of scholars who have known him for many years and hold him in high esteem. Combining judgements and expertise from all fields of the social sciences, this unique book provides a truly inter-disciplinary analysis of one of the mos…
Regional Organizations and Intra‐Regional Migration in Sub‐Saharan Africa
Africa is a region of diverse migration circuits relating to origin, destination and transit for labour migrants, undocumented migrants, refugees and brain circulation of professionals. This article outlines major migration configurations in the region, and the role of two vibrant subregional organizations — Economic Community of West African States and South African Development Community — in facilitating, containing or curtailing intra‐regional…
Fostering Free Movement of Persons in West Africa
Migration in West Africa is strongly influenced by poverty, depressed economies, and socio‐political crises. The influx of migrants into the cities and irregular migrations across national borders in search of decent living conditions reflect a crisis of development. To understand the dynamics of these diverse migrations, we focus on causes and changing configurations of emerging migratory flows; autonomous female migration, trafficking in women …
Migration in West Africa
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